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Tho Hnrp.r's Ferry MIL Case

sptetal DtEpatet TO The inttlIigaetr. n
PAsKERsBuHo, ". VA, July 10.-Judge
Jackson in the United states Court refused
to grant the Injunction asked for in the
Harpef'e Ferry mill case.
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: Cincinnati Sunstrokea

ClscrSSArl,0 o., July 19.-There were re-
ported to the police headquarters up to
midnight Tor the entire day twenty-four
caaes OF sunstroke, ak Of which were
fatal, = ss7 - IA So :. -
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Mr.. GL&psrosR gpulla up in tho special
Parliamentary elections. Changed votes
may DO translated to mean changed senti.
ment. Ne K Il u b \. II (.
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II - wonderful what a little lull in
the rampant Thermometer will do. All
nature smiles, especially human nature. 4
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Eight Deaths In PhiIndelph,a,

{, PnILADELrH1A, Pa, July Height
deaths were reported to-day due to the
excessive heat OF tho past few days. ,zz
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PlrrsnuRuu, Pa, July 1o.-Thc Wage
Committee Of tho Window Cilass Workers
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GIRLS who make ciaaretteea earn abou.
eight dollars 9 week. Young mon who
smoke cigarettes often earn less. 'i;s I
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WHEELING WEST l1oRNNG,JUY 2o lss7

Association commenced It's annual ses-
sion here to-day. A revision OF tho scale
and an advance In wages 10 predicted.
The committee will be In sesslon here
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GOOD SEYs rRo.. licAG

From Cincinnati Reger vent 70 M4rie!-
ia sgain, and set about enjoying himself
after preferences rwown on tho occasion
OF his previous Hojouru. There he re.
csived tho following programme s,r
laE CHARLESTON, VIVA, Juno %.
u Sakliou l.. Reotr, Aaritttd, o.: r-l-i,
Grand Jury adjourned.
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OK Kanagha County Court.

In tho above telegram the date does not
stand as It was frat written. The date was
originally June Is. Whether It waa 30
written by mistake. and the changed to
a 2, or waa changed for some other reason,
Is Q matter for conjecture. Upon receipt
O. this telegram, having been satisfied that
be would not be at present arrested or
taken before tho Grand Jury, Rsxgr start.
cd for West Virginia. 60 would leave
the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad at Grafton,
W. Va In going 10 bis home in Phiiippi,
Barbour county. m 5 :! IS. ?; 4
q On June 20 the naus Of Senator Gam
ken appeEfa on The Iegistst Of tho Gralsop
Houap, In Grafton. When kegsr, arrived
Senator Camden had d Long talk, on the
platform OF the railway station. To the
onlookerB the talk hud the appearance OF
being connlOn!ial and absorbing.
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baitlmoro's Cooling Shower Playa Havoc.
BALTIMORE, Mp, July l9.--The storm
ofyesterday afternoon was followed by au.
other almost Of equal iorco about o'clock
this morning. Several houses on Cumber.
land street, near Gilmore, were struck by
lightning and unroofed and tho contents
almost entirely destroyed by rain. Es5
Harlem Park, the most beautiful resort
in the city, this morning presonts an ap.
pearance Of desolstion. Nearly all the
trees arc damaged and many entirely de.
stroyed. Unroofed houses are to be seen
all over the western section OF the city,
and the aggregate damage is heavy though
individual losses are comparatively light
At the City Marine Hospital the hail Of
yesterday afternoon broke all tho win
dows on the south side and the entire
building WIS flooded. The rainfall for the
twelve hours ending at four o'clock this
morning was II inches.
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AcoKrrlNa AND EXECUTING.

Ephraim Brico had n pretty strong opin
lon "a to the guilt Of tho accused. { Il
might influence his verdict. Excused. h;
x Samuel Butcher waa accepted, and tht
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The probability Is that Roger had heard
that the authorities were ai.sr him.
Roger did not start Tor Kentucky ths,
night. He remained in Cincinnati several
days and had come trouble ab,yt cashius
q check OF draft, IS the follo~i1g te'e,
grams, rent 10 Senator Camden, will SHOW.
Probably they were sent In tho order in
which they appear: "
(, Do you intend to holp the csuser Ia.
trely out. ,s5lyl5 FRANK WILSON.
- Check no account. Wire Money.
FRAEx WILSON.
It seems that uhan Reger presented the
check or draft 10 obtain tho money hA wsa
required to identify himself as "ktsrE
Wilson" and this he could not do. He
explained openly to the raying-!eller o!
The now deiunct Fidelity National Bank
that Senator Camden, 0! Vest Virgins,
told him TO 20 to this bank, and be seemed
to think it strange that the Senator had
not fixed things 60 that ho could get tbs
uaouey. Roger then communicated ~itb
Senator Camden, probably through the
message givsE n part above, and received
the following: sao
ss, PAHSERsBuRG, ". VA, June %.
To Frank Htls0p, Hurn,t .Hou.s CINCINNATI. o.
& Take 1t 10 a. Mcdonald & %. or R
Feltaner, both at SO West Pearl street, aud
either will cash |. for you.
t5 s57 ]. N. CAMDzv.
The foregoing telegram ia No. 81, d
the date al JuHe %, 1887, in the Western
Union telegraph Office. Alexander Nc
Donald, OF the firm mentioned ia the die.
patch, Ia Q Standard OIL 1aagnsts, being in
Ohio and Kentuchy what J. n. Camden Il
in the Consolidated OIL Company in IVES,
Virginia. Mcdonald and Csmdca are
closa peraonal as well "a business friends
Roger went TO the flea Of a. McDonald
K Go. They had heard from eanntol
Camden, aud tho paper Which had given
Reger, ALA, Wilaon. so much troa2ly. wa'
promptly cashe5. kegh5 remained il
Cincinnati Tor a few d.ys, CnttnH a rattle,
wiae syath Tor young man it1m tht
I1ln11nfaInA = ----- IN = ~ - u
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.SPEAKINGOFWEA
THERE HERE IS MORE TO FOLLOW
Though the Signal ofice Gives Some Con-
: soiation-Death Reports Continue to
Como In From ali rnrts-1Iard Time
y. For Frustrated Ones to Recover.

&, WASHINGTON, D. G., July l9.-It rained
here heavily last night and this morning,
tho Thermometer registered only 70 do.
gress, a decrease Of II degrees from the
previous morning. At the Signal office,
It was stated that the temperature had
fallen during the past twenty.iour hours
all over the country, exceptin New Eng.
land and small portion Of the Atlantic
COAST long South Carolina and Georgia. In
tho former locality the lower temperature
was not needed, and in tho lat.
ter the heat will moderate, as
thnre 10 q cool wave moving In soather.
ly direction. Cooler weather It is said
may DO looked Tor during the next day
or two, but there IL nothing 10 warrant
its continuance, and the atmosphere wifi
probably heat m again gradually, though
thanks to cloudy area making its way
down from the northwest, the heat will
not be 30 intense as that OF the past week.
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William Griffith was on the coroner,s
Jury, and was therefore excused, ia An
:. e.. Cullen had an opinion as to the
guilt OF the accused, but thought be could
decide fairly as to the issue under the evil
dence. Mr.. Hutchinson informed tho
court that Mr.. Cullen was a nephew Of
Mr.. Marshall, attorney for tho State. It
was propoead that each sido excuse tia
nephews. Judge Moore said he was
agreed, but the other counsel refused to
concur. Mr.. Hutchinson eaid his side de-.
sired To be fair to the prisoner and would
excuse Cullen anyhow. He was willing
to excuse all the:nephews and nicces, loo.
daughter. 81 z. ] II 4 B -
Mr.. Oook-l think tina. is right for tho
State. 3 !. z 3 s,tiis.szt ! rs 4 i,.I,,
Mr.. Hutchinson-We do not EXPECT any.
thing right Of you daughter except Judge
Moore, Of Pittaburgh. 49, j, q.
8. A. Geer had an opinion al such and
such have read is true."n 1.-THE evidence
showed the reports to be untrue his opin.
lon would not influence him, He was
objected to by the defense, and eeated .as
No 10. The deienBe noted an exccpiion.
y George Spivey had an opinion which
would influence his Judgment excused. &
John W. johnson anawcted satisiactor.
ily. & Pm AZ ::'55' ~,
James E. Ward was distant relative by
marriage Of family named Swea,ippen
which family wGsg distantly CONNECTED
with Mrs. McWha's family, d He wa,
afraid his opinion would In tluence hin yor,
dict, Flo was excused, ~ PSI 4 81 J d.
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EXCEPTIONS TO THE RULING. ;

AsNNNa AAoA'S AZ AA1 AsbtNIs
RIA. Shay first said he had no preju-
dice against the accused, though he had
formed an opinion from newspaper re-.
ports. He thought he could decide rs to
the guilt or innocence OF the accused
from the evidence alone.
Mr.. Cook cross examined him, and he
substantially admitted that he would on.
ter tho box prssum,ng the prisoner to be
guilty, though he still insisted he could
give him q fair trial. Mr.. Cook challenged
him. FIR ~. 4 E
/: In answer to qucetions by Mr.. Hutohin.
son he aaid his opinion was not 80 decided
as to influence him II tho evidence showed
Il was untounded. : He was accepted, and
MIR. Cook aaid to tho Court, Mote an
exception. All this examination is taken
down by the s.enographer Tor use In case
oil An appeal.
William Allison had no bias or preju.
dice, and had formed or exprcesod no
opinion, and could give a fair and impair.
tial deciaion, but could convict no person
In casc tho penalty waa death. Challenged
by tho State, and excused. q Il, z y
George proeser--l have heard was re-.
lated to tho victims, but 1t 10 distant and I
do not know what 1t Ia. have no opin.
ion and havo expreasod none. am not
opposed to punishment by death il the
evidence 10 sufficient TO convict, Jerry
swsaringen was called 10 toll the relation.
ship Of tho juror. He caid rrossor was
related through his mother to the Nc.
Whaa, aud counsel ciphcred out that Pros.
scr was a third cousin. Excused, !,
Robert 0. Taylor said hs had expressed
his opinion at tho funeral Of tho two muir.
aarod women, bat II there was no cyl.
dence against baker. no would acQuit him,
Hc wan excused, much to Mr.. hutohin,
Bon'a displeasure. .5Ss54siI5 g
Edward Cnrothorp, Of Butler distrlct
J Aye miles from tho Cove, had talked With
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U. 5. ,sG!Esgs ogrIos,'

MgsrkIs, TEsp., August l, l0.
CBAbRD PhOPOs IL IN irlrfssie vii be
= 70 'oivei o. my ofhce w Aihsy,iie, N. o.,
until noon Of Hopteuiber 1857, for 10 con
strustion and repair II ths foilosifH lsVess
IN ArkanfAs, vlI,t
LaoIs on line from Amos bNyos 10 Arksu.
sAs city. from 5000 20 itC,OD 90 bio yAri'.
In enslon Of Panther Forest levee, from
iOO.Hs 10 100 90 cubic yards.
L.iAni .eooad logp. itom te.oO 10 loe'i"
Witty thu,s. from 10000 ,os'O,c cable
Il ools Brsak, about 10 go eubia yards.
Matthew bend, ifon Ts.tOto lts,0s subie
Grsbd Lake, from 5000 to ao,op subI,
yards.
B.parais bids mus' he made for each uoft.
bidders arc reaus tod g. he Trosoat ~ the
opsning of the lif. nlAph forms Tor MO-
posAIi, inffurt'uns 20 Ode q and specitea-
ions noeibihR tao WI ri ON DO obtAihsis
this odce
PfepWbls must b. made on the fsrms Ut
nishs d aud each gulfantor n ast lnit,fy In
the amou.t Of 10 pe enc 81 'he meant o.
the BIZ. 1hs unitoi a. reserves the right
70 reject any and al bids, s1d 70 NsiVe Ia
PToposat must he seized. ipdorsed on en-.
ysiops, Pr possls Tor Leyte Wstk, Leland
Loop 'Whmsy Chute" etc., - the osse
may be, and be afdfs sed 90 -
OAPr Mh, 4. ROSbELL,
Corps Of EnginssTt, n. n. a.
EshsviIis, N, u.
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COTTON MARKETS.

The Local cotton market opened quiet
and olcscd quIe' nIddlins, slc. ssles,
unisysrtAnt; receipts, iei bslesi ship
nene, 70 baleo; stock on haod, $3.50
bales; receipts 10 date, GSS,277 balo8 |;
shipu.n,s 10 date, 653. 05i bales.
EIcHAkos QUOTATIONS.
Ordinary, 7icj good ordinary, &c;
low mldslInS, SIC; middlips sic;
coed niddling, etc; niddiing fair,
nominal; ial', nominal.
p,mr COTTON uArsrHST.
stock September 1t, 1905 burnt
sou b one consumption 70 date, 2779
stoos yunulng ace ut 1883 lmporta--
M. A q. n. r, IL; ~ a 3 r. X, SO
LAE R.R,e "A & l. r H., ~
q. q. AS. ". R.R,l l., N. o. d II
R.R.,i X. o., =. a N. X. X, .; NJ
Il. a d. r. X 4; steamers, 2si Wagons
Is. Bxoors-N. 40 X. r., l; l.. 4
N. r. D, 49, O., o. d 8. W. r. r, 81
ssv York spos opened quie. sn'
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Proposals for above named warhs must b ,
teplrato, and each prop9sb nust be slGnO
By the person making the sen o, and D acc
In its own envelope aud marked Propose
10 build ~ lcyce In - parish. IRON -
giving mar. Of layeo, and Of parish and Of
person making proposal.
A deposit Of current money on certified
bank choek IL required tor tash lsyen, 10 the
amount above atod, which should be en-.
closed In the scaled epye, orc, safe teposit 10
be forfeited 10 the BoArd Of Commissioner
for the Fiuh louisiana District In ease the
person h whom the werH my bs awarded
shall fail 10 tlgn ARTICLES u asreeIent and
Gle complete bond within forty -eish, hour
a tor notice 81 adjudication,
Bond will be reauited In q sun not TO en-.
teed Ave cents per ruslir yasa on the amour
sustd IN ths advertisement, With two "
urstiss, who vii DO rcqairsdt 70 mako eat
bat they are worth yer and above liRh,,i
les tho mount Of the gbnd.
The board reserves tho rsbt 70 gel 81 any
or all bids. withdraw from letting fueh
Ieyees o. they may Jeem I.roper. and 10 IN
aease ordiminisn the oiertpz as they reg az,
Payment tor work vii be name one-hali
cash and tho balance In warrants OF this
board beaing eiEht Der cent. htarest pef
annum from date Of eompf ton OF eoniAct,
and payabl. one year fron dsts.
y ans, prohios and specih,ations OF ths
above vork can be seen. and any 9th 10,
formation that bidiefs mar desire, obtained
at the "a . n the Board q htAts frg'neers
| Al New LrirAn'. La, and at the plessn
| cfice q tho Leyee Hoard, At Taliulah, LA
~ ''''' VI j. T. MCMILLAN.
II n.-.ll..s -. t.Ea
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closed arm; middliug, eSc.
Sales, 751 bales. Quotations were -
folio w: Ordinary, tic; good ordi.
nary, 8 IL Ice; low middlins, Ole; mid
ding, 9Jc; good middllna, 1O{c !;
middling Eir, 10tc; fair, lltc. Fut.
ures opened steady and closed firm,
ss follows: August, 8 28@9 80; Sep.
tembes, 8. 4029.45 October, 8 29@9 80;
November, 924@9 Is; D,cem Der,
8.2ia0 %; January, 929(a9 80; Feb.
ruary, Q 37@9S6; March, 8 43a9 A;
April, 9.5l@9 81; May, $500. SO /;
June, 9.64@9 IS; July, 970S9.75.
Sales, 81, coo bales.
The New Orleans spot market opened
quiet and closed stssdy; middling, 90
i6c. Ssles, $50 bales. Ga tadons were q,
follow: Ordinary, Ice; good ordi-
nary, s 3.l8c; low middllna, s l3 16c
middlin2, 8 3.16c; good middling,
97.loc. FutureI opened quiet and
closed quiet, % follows: August,
- Sep.smbS, 892@8, 81:
October. 8 S2@S.S3; November. 87S
OSLO; December, 8.81@882 Jkpusry,
S.86@s 81; February, 895@8.96
March, 904(S9 05; April, 9.l3@9,l4;
Msy, 9.23@9 "a; June, 9S2(S9.34
Sales, 1880 bales.
DAILY PORT AND INTERIOR MARKET.
nou. R.n pr,n.s iStnok
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gROOEzIw.

suaAR-Oofies, 8tC96ic; yellow clar
i6ed, etc; seconds, 6i@6c; refned A,
6t@8ic; granulsled, &c; powdered,
lie; cut loaf, 7ic. Firm.
Rlca-Lorisians, 4iCS5isi Carolina,
5i@8lc.
OAsDIss-sdckr, all sizes, in boxes,
pals and barrels, 7i@giG.
C1rFsH-Common. ac; ordinary,
9Oi@2lc; fair, 22dS22lc; prime RIO,
23S; choice 10 iaucy, 23392ic ;
old govern menl, 29932c. Srong.
sALr-0hio river, 81 hal 20 per
barrel; Saginaw, 81 25tel 50 per bar
rel; eacks, fins, 81 S58l b; ooarse,
81 1901 l6i pockets, bleAcLed,
2i@7o.
MoLAssR -L9ulsans, common h
fair, 27@30c; prime 10 choice, 42CS5Oc
syrup. 2b9t0c, centrifugal, common to
fair, 2SG2Sc; prime TO choice, 4O@ibc
fancy, 359iCc. Firm.
NEw YoRK, August 3l.-OofIee, spo'
fair; Rio quiet nj pc; option log
20 points lower; moderately active,
closing steady; salea, ALSO bassi
Ssulembsr, SIS O5@lS 20; 0ctohar
SIS 25Cais 20; Nosemh.r, ils asa
is IS; Dec mber, SIS 6OCals 40, Jan
uary, SIS 05. February, 3ls 65C9lS 20
March, SIS 65@lS IS; A. ri, tl8 50
Sugar firm ard 10 moderate demand
Meecavsdo, 90 teet, 4le; Frer ch Il
land, $50 tesi, act; r hned, firm and l.
god demand cdt lost aEd crushed
6ic; powdered, 6t@ 8 49,; sranua'ed
eic. No asses quiet and unchanged
RICE, eteady and in moderate request
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PR0VIHIONs.

BUrrEn-Butterlne. l4@l5; cream
cry, 30@SSc; dairy, 22@25c; country
butter, l2(9lSc.
Hoe PRoDUcrs-Ssesdy; mees pork,
new, SIT 10; old, SIS 80; sugar cured
hams, lS@lSAc; breakbd bacon, IL IA
l9to; clear rib sides, bacon, 9a@ 10 c !;
Gear side bacon, go; bacon chou dsrs,
Tic; bulk pork, clear aides, 81: Gear
rib sides, sk@Sic; long clear, SIC;
shoulders, 8tc; strlps, IT..
LARp-Tierces, Gle; half barrels,
tic; kegs. Ito; choioe kettle, si@ssc,
Firm.
CHEpss hats, 9@l0c; New
York factory, none; full cream, loo ;
Young American, l6c.
Pres FHrr-Bsrrsls, 81 80; half bar
rels, IS rs; kegs, 81 10.
PouLrRY-Chickens quiet; fprirg,
| 81 50(93 90; old hens, 81 75@9 Oh.
81. LOUIS, No, Angus sl.-Provis-
Ions firm. PoIk-iregular; new, al5
Lard, IS 25. Dry salt meats--boxl d
shoulders. S. 80; long clear, 81 87A@
8; clear ribs, $s9S l2i; short clear,
IS S7l9s so. B~cor--ooxsd ehauld.
era, IS; long clear, IS S5(g8 90; cleer
ribs, s. 869S 90; short clear, % goa
9 80. Hsus steady ~ 12@l4c. Eggs
finn at l3c. Butter firm; creamery,
2l@25c; dairy, l6G2lc.
CHICAGO, Ill, August 3l.-Provis.
Iona were finer with batter specu-
lative and tsir 81 ipping demand. Toe
rscsipts Of hogs were larger and prices
59l0c lower. The near futures oi
La d advanced &c, and short ibis 81,
pork 7Ac on the track. Lord sold At
10 S5(G6 42}, and closed at 90 42s for
September, aud % 50@8 62a for Jan.
uary. Short ribs iVr sept mber,
81 95, closiGg Al IS; January, 20 SAC
q 40, closing At - 37a. Pork for Jan.
nary. }l2 35(9l2 40, closing 81
sl2 40. Os.h quotations were a. fol-
lows: Mess pork, par Dbl, Sl5@
Is %; lard, per 100 lbs, So 40; short
rib sides, looae, IS: dry sailed shoul.
derp, boxed, SIS 45C95 80; short clear
sidee, boxed, IS S598 50. TIE lesdiu 3
futures ranged ss follows: Merr
pork, per bbl-Year opened At Sill 20
highest Sill rs, lowest tll rs, clOsinp
at Sill rs; January opened At 3i2 50
highet sl2 40; lowest sl2 IS, ciosinl
q. Si2 40. Lard, per 100 lbs-Auguti
opened at 50 96, highest So 40(G8 42A
lowest sc 50, closing at 81 1905 423
September opened ut SO SO, highs
, So 4O@8 423, lowest 80 50, closing a
% 4Ota6 42Ac; October opened a
50 4?k highest 50 +b(a6 AZ, loves
s. 42}, closlpg 81 SO 45C96 AZ; Jan
u.ry opened at So so. highest ~ 62i
lowest IS so, closing at SO b2l. Shor
ribs, per 100 lhs-August opened q
81 vs., highest IS, lowest 81 95, cloeiul
at S.; September opened at " 90
highest S., lowest 81 e5, closing a
So, 0;,obsr opened at 81 ga, highet
IS, lowest 81 97i, closins at IS; Janu
ary opened ut IS S2i. hights' So A
Invest SO 32i, closi0s at ~ 371. D
the Produce Exchange today tie bu
ter market WAS weak n 1920 10
creamery and 10000 for dairy. Egs
firm at l39l3ic.
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lowest 345c, closing ct 24tc; October
opened at 25i02bto, highest 2tt0
26lc, lowest Este, closing at 251c; May
opened at S03,, highest 903c, lowest
30}aS0t,, closing at 30tG9Oi,. Re.
oeipts- Flour, $4,000 brls; wheat, 49,.
600 bu; corn, ss5, 900 bu; oats, 297, 900
bu; rye, 1000 bu; barley, 104, 600 bu.
Shipmenis-Fiour, 900 brls; wheat.
$1,000 bu corn, so, 900 bu; oats, lS2. 600
bu; rye, 5000 blu; barley, 5000 bu.
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aRRhRAL NEWS.

TIVE r. l. Cobls leaves Saturday for
ArkanEas river.
TIE Coahoma add Rene Macready
had good trips out.
The viii 4. HAYS, Oapt. Oaylon,
lesvss this evening" for Ak insss City.
VIM. Banker, Low Pnco ard Harry
Best are her elerka
The City Of s.. Louis, towing a
barge, passed 10 New CLEANS yester.
day morning with abous 1900 tons Of
freight. She pat "A here $50 barrels
Of a Jur aud added 800 empty barrels.
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
Money 8 Per Cent., New Yerk Ex'
change Is Premium.
Cotton euiet-hisaling Cesios' ~
Sales Today Unin.
p0rtnnt.


APrnAL oyyIcE,
wwssspAY BvssIss. AaGust N' 1887. )
Local money rates remain sube'an'
TALLY ths same rs previously quoted
Arm a. . per cent. The local cotton
market is unchanged. Now Orleans
spots declined " on all grades. Fut'
urss up few points. Liverpool I'M
changed. The New York spot market
II firm. As to futures, the Now York
circular of Green & Co., OF the Sist'
says: "Por cotton contracts there was
no unusual animation, but the market
held strong front, and there was g
gradual addition to value for al
months. Yhe advance amounted to :
90 points, and was we'll sustained to
the close"
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-01
Irn.le.,s Nnle.

URSUANTto the term, % d,.d u lrs,l
II sHsou,ed 20 me a. trustee by Pal Martin
and Jp liz MArtin, de- ed list day Of hepism
hsr, MI, and rseor'ed In The fesbisr,t
No o. shelby county. Tst nesses, in book
No 10, pasa 20, default hAytns bees male
IN 10 payment q The dsbt the slh o. cured
ard | hsving been Teq1ostst ~ the bene-
hoiafies therein. will, on sstsrssy, the
sd dsy Of sept ernbsr. 1897, between
the h,uns N o'clock an. and I o'olosi
y no, a The . uthwsst coLtef Of lsi9 .nd
Nsdison Streets IN the Tsnns bnuN
Iub!ie aneton.. W the highest biider, ier
each, the follovins real estate iogsthsrsith
ali in provemsnis thereon, "a. viti A ceftAih
lot fituAtsd IN the TAXING District ~ shelby
eounty, Tsnnes 90, county a thelby. leu.
psssse, khovn and Designated a. lets snd
= 10 b oes No. q ef tbs A. Wrnnt ,usdi.
v sion, pat n which 10 duly recorded 10 the
Res istsr', cfies Of rhslby eounty Tsnnsss.s,
In plat book I. psse 90. Had tots have ssen
. ffc nj Of 70 feet on the sA', Zoe 81 Wilsht
sysnus and rub back bstvesa tafallsl ines
lsO feet 10 q % foot alley. TIE 'gslu OF 70
dam rtiou 10 Waived and the tus bel eyed -
:. good eu' wsl ;SsSSrispsy. fru .s..''
Turlsy A wrisht, Attorneys.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-01
HoussHOLD sUPrLIEs.

APPLKs-Keutucky stock, 81 60G3
per barrel, dried apples, &c per pound
from store. Died peaches, 10 from
store.
vsaHrABLKs-0o Mons, $3.50 20 rs from
store. Cabbage, Northern, 20 joG3 IS
per crate, sl2 90 per 100 krGui, Ds'
rele, ST. half bar els, 81. Garlic, 81 per
100.
FGurr-oranges, s. 90 per boz; lem.
ons, 90 1904 so per boxi easier.
Bananas, 81 b0C92 80 per bunch.
Nurs-CocoaDuts, 50 per 100. Pea.
nuts Virginia, g.; Tennessee fam.
ers' stock, 3Csie; roafted, 2ic higher
shell Vi, l0c. Pecans-Texaa, 7Csl0c.
RApISs London layers, s.; layers,
80 rs; Oaliiornia, 81 10.
PIcKLB-.In ! rs, pin,s, 900 quarts
81 ~; bali gallons. ~ %; gallons
IS rs; looee, barrels, 81 90; ha
barrels, "a 25; mixed, barrels, $40 80
mixed, haIf barrels, 80.
Eaos-Dull, i5C1l6c.
POrArr B-RIm, selling, 81 coo
275 per barrel
CIDER York, 81 10 per barre
and 81 90 per hall barrel.
FnH-NgoksTe, hsli barrels, No. l
90 25; NJ. 2, s. 70; No. 3, rs; l0-ll
| ~, No. |, 81; No. 2, 9ic; No 3, Soc
Dry herIings, family, 26c pr box.